Bathroom Fitters in Stafford

A new bathroom asks a lot of trades in very little space. The plumber, electrician, tiler and plasterer each need the room at a particular point, and the work stalls whenever one of them is waiting on another. We put all of them on a single quote and set the order ourselves, so you deal with one person from survey to handover.

The quote breaks the work down line by line:

• Survey and design, free and before any figure is given
• Removal and disposal of the old suite and tiles
• Hot, cold and waste pipework reworked for the new layout
• Tanking membrane on shower walls and wet room floors
• Wall and floor tiling, grouted and sealed
• Lighting, shaver point and extractor fan, all certificated
• Electric floor heating if you would like a warm floor
• Plastering and making good

If the bathroom is one part of a larger project, the same team takes on whole-house renovations in Stafford too, all under one guarantee.

As the county town, Stafford has housing from almost every era. Georgian and Victorian buildings stand in the centre, Victorian and Edwardian terraces fill the streets around it, and beyond those come large post-war estates and newer developments on the edge of town. A bathroom refit is a different job in each, which is why we look at the house before talking about suites.

In an older terrace the bathroom was rarely part of the original plan. It often sits in a former back bedroom or at the rear of the house, with solid walls that stay cold and a suspended timber floor that gives slightly underfoot. We screw that floor down and overboard it before any tile goes on, and fit an extractor with a timed overrun so condensation on a cold wall does not become mould.

Where the soil pipe runs decides how far a toilet can move. If you want the layout changed, we measure that route before promising anything.

On the post-war estates the usual bathroom is a modest, squared-off room with a shower over the bath. That is where a walk-in shower changes the most: the bath goes, a long low tray or a tanked tiled floor goes in, and the room becomes easier to use and quicker to clean.

Newer homes on the outskirts tend to have plasterboard stud walls and plastic pipework, so moving things around is simpler. The common job there is upgrading a builder’s standard en-suite with a larger shower, a wall-hung basin and WC carried on timber set into the stud wall, and stronger extraction.

We cover the whole of Stafford, including Baswich, Weeping Cross, Wildwood, Holmcroft, Highfields and Rising Brook, plus the villages around the town.

Bathroom prices in Stafford

Stafford is roughly half an hour from Stoke-on-Trent, where most of our team is based, and it shares the price list used everywhere else we work. There is no travel charge and no fee for the survey, so the ranges opposite hold good in Stafford just as they do in the Potteries.

Your own figure is set by the room rather than the postcode: its size, the suite and finishes you pick, how much wall is tiled and whether the toilet or shower is being moved. Swapping a bath for a walk-in shower is priced at the survey, because it depends on the tray or floor you choose and where the waste can run.

Apart from the fit-only line, each range covers supply, fitting and tanking. After the survey you receive a fixed price, itemised in writing.